ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1940.
SEVEN
Yule Tree Shippers Must
Have Ownership Proof
All iii'isons hauling Christmas
tri-fs lino California should have
Willi iIipiii u notorized MatfiimM
sluivviiiK Ihat they are in rightful
ownership of the trees, accordinK
to V. V. Harpham, supervisor of
the Utnpqua national forest. MV.
Harpbam reports his office has re
ceived word that all shipments will
be baited and a check made of
credentials,
A California law requires proof
of ownership of all trees transport
ed for sale. While the law docs
not apply to trees tut outside the
slate of California, the tinnier will
ilillMllll,hlli,pBJiiyj),'W4WltW
ajj(jf 4 J ' ' 'Uikecomplimenls.Ever
jpkSr ' n IVo been using
f? $&t, ' Hills Bros. Coffee my
'EZr VV ' husband always says:
Mr )
"is-Si Now that's
f '?J J what I call
V ( good coffee!"
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J Your Grocer sayss Hills Bros, Coffee is
SP"$r one coffee you can use fas Is"
Jh".y 'n any k'nd coffee-maker
. jivSiiisS See directions on the sijcof the can and
m I Jihrn m followthemcarefully.Aoddon'tregrind
Jr i0&"'r Hills Bros. Coffee. You'll lose aroma,
fl'lvort and freshness.
Heads U. S. Navy
Atlantic Patrol
JIMMII MUIK, inter
nationally famous
comedy magician,
says, "I enjoy the
laughs I get from
my magic. And you'll
always enjoy drink
ing coffee if you use
good coffee and
measure accurately.
Carefully observe the
timing for the muh
od you use and keep
your coffee-maker
clean, j
7Ju CoVtaci (bund is guaranteed to produce best results In
DRIP fQf GLASS MAKER (g PERCOLATOR OR POT Q
If directions on side of Hills Bros Coffee can are followed
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Bishop Ousted As
Salem Club Boss
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 31. (AP
Albert "Biddy" Ilinhon said yester
day tlmt he had been discharged
fSfnittnm of tbo Wp!rn IntPrmi.
tional Baseball league.
Mrs George K. Waters, widow
of the late owner, verified the an
nouneemeiit and said she desired
to eliminate the 'burden" of
business manager's ftalury, which
was on an annual basis.
"it will bo a few days yet he
fore I m Into the mtitter of the
baseball club at ail," Mrs. Wutera
continued, "1 haveuX the. slight
eat idea, at this time what I am go
Ing to do."
Bishop was employed as man
ager at the time Waters, who died
Oct. 19, purchased the Belllngham
franchise In 1939 and moved the
eiub here. As manager, Bishop
personally supervised construction
of the $ti,uoo Waters Imseball
park here, ,
Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis,
above, who will command the
newty-established "patrol force
of the United States fleet," con
sisting of all naval ships and
planes in the Atlantic. Over 125
vessels will be under one com
mand for "increased efficiency,
embarrassment If appropriate cre
be able to save much delay and
detuials are carried.
Umpqua Archery Club
Plans for a Busy Season
VMPQITA. Oct. 31. The Ump-
qtm Archery club opened Its fall
season with a business meeting
and annual election of offices at
I be chibhonso Sunday, October 27,
The afternoon was spent mak
ing Improvements nd repairs
alHJitt the buildinir In preparation
for Indoor target shooting during
the winter, Utter the ladies of
the club served a pot luck supper.
At the business meeting tires id
ed over hy Preident Kenneth
Clayton, the following new offic
ers wero elected; President, A,
It. Hill: first vice-president. (Jail
Winn (ford ; second vice-president,
il 1 lenry ; secret ary-t reasurer,
reporter,
J-ois
t left rude llehard
Mode.
The I'mpmta club, organized
last year by a small group of en
thusiastic archers has grown lo
an active eiub of more than thirty
.members at the present time. Fa
cilities have seen constantly Im
proved and enlarged until there
pre now, iivo targets ayailublo at
a n yttme. Tiie t earn entered ly
the club in the tournament con-
hicted last year by the Olympic
Bowman league placed tenth In a
field of thirty-seven teams enter-
d from all imru of the Unltel
Slates. This year there will be
two men's teams and a ladies
team entered and from all indica
tions the I'mpuua group will be
able to belter their former srore
by a eonsiderable margin.
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Industrial League Standings
W. 1. Pet,
rtougtas 51111s 15 fi ,714
Hansen Motors 14 7 ,116?
Union Oil 14 7 Ml
lintel Valley 11 7 ,(JU
Standard Oil 11 in ,r,Sl
.Montgomery Ward 0 15 ,28S
Safeway Storo 5 lit ,27
IjOcltwood Mutora 2 13 ,133
Averages: Morris IBS, H. Mill
er 168, Hkliter MS, Aton 1S9. Uarr
159. Beatty 1S4, Gardner 154,
Hmwn 153, Slurky 152, P. Thiele
151.
Games Last NlQht
Ioub1s Mills 2, Union Oil 1.
Stamlanl Jil 2. Hansen .Motors
1.
Safeway Stores 2, Montgomery
Ward 1,
llich Kame (Tie) P. Thleln and
Ranlncr. !(1S; lilgU series. 1,
Thiele, B61.
8res last night:
I'nlon Oil:
ndcii. . (M cq eo so?
Oariiner ...2i S 1HS 157 H33
W, All 1S2 133 lfil 42(1
Roadman lfis US 132 43(1
Morris .. ...14tl 164 47
Ilichter 13ft 174 11 474
S52 S54 846 2552
DouKlas Co, Flour Mills:
Hdcp 77 77 77 231
P. Thlelo 2R 159 1X4 B51
Aten 17S 156 181 515
Wellman 153 13S 158 44T
K. Tlllele .145 1B9 170 4H4
Ilarr . 12S 14S 17 443
S89 K45 937 2671
Standard Oil;
Hdcp, 112 112 112 336
Weird I 116 125 128 .1ti!l
Laird .. Kil 144 151 456
Oilkeson -.122 102 97 321
Blown 164 181 179 521
Tynan 178 171 157 BUS
8r,3 835 821 2512
Oregon's Own and Only Sugar Salutes
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PORTLAND
. . City of Roses . . Homes . .
Culture. . Delightful Climate
. . Diversified Industries .
Portland, we salute you , , , favored city of the Northwest! Here ocean
steamers, railroads, highways, river bsats and air transports meet to make
of you a strategic diftributlog center, and a great business metropolis.
But you are more than that; above all, you are a delightful home city, m.
beautiful city ... a proud city. Justly proud of your culture and ysor com
merce; proud of your climate and your resources; proud of your history
and full of faith for a glorious future. Faith in a future based on widely
diversified industries.,, lumber, shipping, fishing, woolens, furniture, wood
and paper products, flour, cereals, clothing, canned goods, metal
You may be justly proud of your rugged, resourceful, home-loving people
58 per cent of whom own their own homes. They bve here became they
love Portland. They are loyal to Portland.
They are loyal to Oregon, too, with a practical faith that makes them
buy Oregon lumber, or Oregon fruit, or Oregon butter, or Oregon sugar.
We know that, for Portland housewives, manufacturers and merehantt
have put Oregon's own and only sugar into the enviable place sf a best
seller in a little more than one year, since Oregon's new factory Amer
ica's finest first went into operation in Eastern Oregon hi October 1938.
We are grateful for such support.
In return for such loyalty we give you, Portland, our pledge that yoa witt
ever be proud of the high quality of this home product
FACTS ABOUT PORTLAND
A city of homes with 337,000
people . . . with nearly perfect
year-round climate , . . where
flowers bloom from early spring
to December . . . with manufac
tured products worth $123,000,
000 00 a year ... in the center
of one-fifth of the entire timber
stand of America , , , with a port
that is sixth in the nation. Pott
land, we salute youl
Guaranteed for Canning
1.1 M
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ft FINE II
GRANULATED i
SUGAR
sW uvmma sums
H cotmtt
WMHTO SATO U(BAM
Hansen Motors:
IWcn. ... 59 73 73 SOS
IB-ndrleks 13S 148 llg 4M
Vroonun 123 15 112 419
WJlley 136 12(1 139 35
Ufonrtton ...129 185 128 BOS
tfc.JHHw 12(1 191 181 41i
J 704 8S2
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7!S S2S1
Montcomery Ward:
Hilep. 164 1
Stucky
Welch
(tanks
Moore
Bnrithart ...
Safeway
Iltlep,
Prooks .
Hire
4S!HmM! .
,.1S2
-.119
121
131
139
Stores:
129
152
14
161
149
100
14S
93
154
mt
129
1114
181
143
134 4i
87 MS
111 3T4
111 S35
15 4
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12i
16S
191
123
Nlrholson . 14l
D. Stevenson 16S
895
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1BJ 419
Return. From Portland Mrs, 0.
IL Hess returned to her hom to
Laurel wood Wednesday, following a
thnse-ilay stay in Porttond vtalttag
her parentsln-law, IJr. and Mrs, 0.
A, Hess, and friends.
SKATING
Hallowe'en Night
Oct. 3m
Rainbow Rink
V mU Jkm Tfc temp mUh the HAHP I.OTIOM UfttiUmt
1' AMU J lWulVA) IN SU-PURB GRANUL ATEO SOAP yw m4 mW IntMC ti Lm
g W yfcWm m - qjltfty. Ten lt, tkm it .o neif0' cipei iBladd-.tW ia 3
V Slln MBjffJ . i!tl' tk pio-olioii wd ..lt o( SU KjRB SOAP. Emy pt.. ef -I
tS. V... MfTMfli cm. w r ' ip..-d fer W mLs: H'- -k SU-PURB G,mi,4
frTt I VL WJm SfPfi Soi a itnfji dwmWi tedr-- why 61 is 'fr d pkmt yo, lif I Prices
i . j rr m jr,. ...
I- T tLARGE.
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WHITE MAGIC Vj-GoI.
Special Lew Price! Jug
lfc
10
25c
Peaches SiS!?
Pineapple, Libby's"
Hurd s Prunes, 2Vi
romoto Juice.,t.....3
Tomato Jc. Si".".' 4ft.e. can 7s
Grapefruit Jce. SSI ii 17c
Pumpkin im Mt, 3 ""JJI 25c
Corn, Country Home A 10c
sparogus au. ok c
EDWARDS
NIGH
GRADE ;
COFFii
2-ib, con
bs3 3r
lfc. cn 20c
AIRWAY lb,ln12e
3 Ni. .-.-.a
NOB HILL k.UlTe
BLEACH
CATSUP ss 3 '
SALMON N,2
PC AC
CM3 Sygar Sweit
GRAPEFRUIT:
Deviled Meat
BROKEN
SEGMENTS
CWJAHTS
Ho. fy Tim
IK
25
21
325
2-5
2-0 1,
lot.
No, '
Cam
Ho, 2
Cms
RINSO
GRANULATED
SOAP
23Vj.Oi. Pfcg.
18
VAN
CAMP'S
SOUPS
Tomato 0 VegeiMe
itx? hot
Mm CANS 1 I
Snow
drift Shortening
3-LB. CAN
45
WHITE j
KING (
GRANULATED i
SOAP j
Large
Fkf.
27c
P&G
WHITi MAW4THA
SOAP
Rclar Ban
to
Bars
29c
LIFf-
BUOY
HEALTH i
SOAK
Cherub Milk 4I!2fc,
Spam, Miracle Meat 'r
;ni.rlrnM "
$3,08
24?c
25c
HnAi tin n
Spinach No. 2a can 11c
!.I.r.M"r J ."Fit, ie siMm. TO.
II01.I4KV IIS ISC tin ?C
MKI.I.OW c IK tM fir-
Syrup
Honey '!J?.'.'V.,W' 5-lb. can
Kraf t Miracle Whip, qt. 27c
Duchess Salad Dres'g, qt. 23c
CAN 39
Jell Weil, Assorted, 3 phs, lie
Argo Starch 2 pkgs, 1 5c
. Maiola OIL- . BMart eon 43c
Formay Shortening, 3 ,
lfc
Table Salt Mb. baa IBc
River Rlee, close cut, 2-lb, 10c
Cocoa, Blue Mill 2-lb. 14e
Porter's Frillefs, li -oi. cello 23c
Mint BuHer B(ll fcJJl MlBBe
Cawly Orange Slices m, 19
Satin Mix 2 lbs, 25c
Ciapp'i laby foci ' 3 tins Its
Kitchen Craft How, 49-lb. S 1 .33
Spwry, Crews, gTW
Matter's Oats L"rtV"
Silk TsIIet Tiiiue 3 rsffi 1 1c
mm
POTATOES
U.S. No. 1 , 25 ib. .
U.S. No. 2, 50 lb..
CAULIFLOWER
Snowy White Heads, 2 for ....
CRANBERRIES
Large Coos Bay, 2 lb. ............
LETTUCE
CELERY st0lk
CABBAGE sQek ..........
ORANGES 2 doB ........
APPLES Bo,
. . . . 35
39c
15c
35c
......
1H
Safeway Quaranteed Meat
tax
53c
rMrALI
hai llfi Mild Sugar C
1 w w " by the pieces
PURE LARD :
Kettl
lb.
BEEF ROAST
Blade cuts of
teer lef, lb.
PORK STEAKS
Tender and
lean, lb.
.17ic
15c
PORK LOIN ROAST
Rib Ends, m
Wh. a v., lb. Ji;
PORK SAUSAGE
Pure pork and sea
soning, lb.
SIRLOIN STEAKS
Guarantttd tender. 25
15c
lb.
"Render ed.
POLISH BOLOGNA
3 for - 25C
SLICED BACON
Moirell'. Pride,
lb. Z5c
PICNICS
Worrell's Pride, Short 1
Shank, lb. JC
BACON JOWLS
Fine for season
inj. lb.
LING COD
Fresh ocean caught,
sliced, lb.
lOc
12jc
TANG
LUNCH MEAT
12-oi. can :.....19C
WALNUTS
OREGON UNGRADED
In, Z5C
Pure Lard
JUICE
PEAS
Silverleaf
41b. pari 43(1
8 lb. pail
Stokely's,
Pineapple, 46 or. .
Corn or reen Beans,
Case $1.69
3 cans
UMPQUA CHIEF
FLOUR .b $1.34
Pk I Harvest Blossom,
1? U $449
49 lb.
4ft I i M White Satin
aUUAK. 10 lb, 510
83c
19c
23c
$1.19
$4.93
100 lb,
( ei